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 # ⚠️ Breaking Changes
 
+> Don't worry, these breaking changes only apply to you if you have used Goat in a version before v1.0.0!
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+> If we introduce breaking changes in following updates, they will be listed here in this way.
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 - The built-in template function `base64url` has been renamed to `base64Url` for better naming consistency. [#48]
 
 - The built-in template functions `base64` and `base64Url` do now encode strings to Base64 **with leading padding**. If you want to encode without padding, use the new functions `base64Unpadded` and `base64UrlUnpadded`. [#48]
 
 - The previously deprecated alias `headers` for the `header` request section has now been removed.  
 
+- The `BodyJson` field in the `response` object in the `[Script]` section has now been replaced with the `Body` field, which now contains the parsed response body depending on the specified or inferred body type. Read [here](https://studio-b12.github.io/goat/goatfile/requests/script.html) for more information.
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+- The `BodyRaw` field in the `response` object in the `[Script]` section does now contain the raw response byte array.
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 # New Features
 
+- Response body parsing does now also support XML responses in addition to JSON. In the Request Option [`responsetype`](https://studio-b12.github.io/goat/goatfile/requests/options.html#responsetype), you can explicitly specify which response type is expected. If not specified, the response body type is inferred via the received `Content-Type` header. The parsed body data can be accessed in the `response.Body` field as addressable object.
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 - Requesting HTTPS endpoints with self-signed certificates is now possible. [#49, #51]  
   *That means, that the certificate validity is **not checked by default**. You can pass the `--secure` flag or set the `GOATARG_SECURE=true` environment variable to enable certificate validation.*